bottle; jar; flask; usually a cylindrical container with a narrow neck and wide belly made of glass, ceramic, or plastic

The narrow part of a bottle just below the opening

a bottle used for holding wine or liquor

flower vase; a container for displaying cut flowers

to guard one's mouth like a closed bottle; to keep a secret and reveal nothing

of products, packaged in bottles

bottle with a rubber nipple used for feeding milk to infants or others who cannot feed themselves

bottle cap; a cover for the mouth of a bottle typically made of metal or plastic

The Golden Lotus; a famous Ming dynasty vernacular novel from the early 17th century, noted for its realistic depiction of domestic life and its sexual content. The title is derived from the names of the female protagonists [[潘金莲|潘金蓮|pan1 jin1 lian2]], [[李瓶儿|李瓶兒|li3 ping2 r5]], and [[庞春梅|龐春梅|pang2 chun1 mei2]].

A chemical battery that can be recharged and used multiple times; accumulator.

A steel cylinder used for storing oxygen, typically cylindrical in shape with a regulator valve and connection at the top.

A bottle used for storing or containing various types of medicines

Small battery-powered vehicle, typically referring to an electric scooter, bicycle, or small transport cart

A steel, bottle-shaped container designed to withstand high pressure and provide a tight seal, used for storing compressed or liquefied gases.

a tool used for opening bottles or cans, typically made of metal with a handle and a hook or ring; also called a [[起子|起子|qi3 zi5]]

a bottle, vase, or bowl made of porcelain or china

piece of laboratory glassware used for measuring volume; a measuring flask or graduated cylinder

thermos bottle; vacuum flask; hot water dispenser

a bottle used for storing or dispensing oil

cork or stopper for a bottle, often made of cork or plastic

vacuum flask or bottle used to keep liquids at a constant temperature; also called a [[热水瓶|熱水瓶|re4 shui3 ping2]] or [[暖水瓶|暖水瓶|nuan3 shui3 ping2]]

thermos bottle or flask; a container designed to keep liquids at their original temperature for a long time

a glass or copper vessel with a long neck and round body, used in laboratories for heating or distilling liquids

thermos flask or bottle for keeping water hot

Erlenmeyer flask; a flat-bottomed conical laboratory flask

infusion bag or bottle for an intravenous drip, often referred to in Taiwan as [[点滴|點滴|dian3 di1]]

Aquarius, the eleventh constellation and sign of the zodiac; also called [[水瓶座|水瓶座|shui3 ping2 zuo4]].

old ideas or systems presented in a new outward form

the top opening or mouth of a bottle

the vacuum bottle or inner container within the outer case of a thermos, traditionally made of double-walled glass with a silvered surface to maintain temperature

literally describes putting new wine into old bottles; describes using an old format or framework to present new content, often implying that despite an attempt at innovation, one is still stuck in old ways

A person who has only superficial knowledge of a subject but likes to show off or speak as if they were an expert; a dilettante

new content or ideas presented in an old, restrictive format; also describes attempting reforms that remain stuck in old ways of thinking

to break a bottle against the hull of a ship during a launch ceremony or when naming a new aircraft to bring good luck

literally meaning a full bottle makes no sound while a half-filled bottle sloshes; used to describe people with little knowledge who like to show off

Plastic bottle made from PET (polyethylene terephthalate); commonly used for beverages such as soda or juice.

a wide-mouthed thermos or vacuum flask used for storing popsicles and other cold treats

A bottle used in Buddhism to hold water for ritual cleansing or hand washing, often seen held by the [[观音|觀音|guan1 yin1]] Bodhisattva.

A person with only a superficial knowledge of a subject who likes to show off or speak as if they were an expert; an amateur who makes a display of little knowledge.

Literally means a half-empty bottle makes a loud sound; used as an idiom to describe a person who has only a little knowledge but likes to show it off, while those who are truly knowledgeable remain modest

a bottle or vase with two handles, similar to a Greek amphora

A group of people, specifically in China, who prefer or frequently seek out medical treatment via intravenous drip rather than oral medicine or injections.

ampoule; a small sealed vial used to contain and preserve a sample, usually of a liquid or powder

ampoule; a small sealed vial used to contain and preserve a sample, usually a solid or liquid pharmaceutical

A common type of plastic bottle made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET), used primarily for soda and other beverages.

The constellation or star sign Aquarius; used as a shortened form for [[宝瓶座|寶瓶座|bao3 ping2 zuo4]]

small bottle; vial; pyxis

Yue Yinping, legendary daughter of the Southern Song dynasty general Yue Fei, who according to folklore committed suicide by jumping into a well after her father's unjust execution

A service fee charged by a restaurant or hotel for opening bottles, most commonly applied when guests bring their own alcohol.